... midway, diners sat under trees enjoying food offerings such as hamburgers, barbecue and Mexican food. Parishioner Helen Kordsmeier was sitting among friends enjoying a barbecue sandwich. Asked why she enjoys attending the bazaar, she replied ...

Emil "Doc" and Helen Kordsmeier of Conway celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday (June 11, 2005) with a Mass at St. Joseph Catholic Church. A ...

... of Conway, was entertained at a morning coffee March 25 at the home of Mary Ann Kordsmeier. Co-hostesses were Helen Kordsmeier, Pat Walsh and Christine Thessing, all of Conway. The serving table was centered with a crystal vase containing ...

... Julie Kordsmeier of High Point, N.C., has received his Eagle Scout award. He is a grandson of Emil "Doc" and Helen Kordsmeier of Conway. He is a member of Boy Scout Troop 26 at Immaculate Heart of Mary in High Point, N.C., and is a former ...

... located south of Nutters Chapel Road. Hart asked the commission to approve annexation of the land, owned by Emil and Helen Kordsmeier, as the next step in moving the plan forward. "Everything that someone needs on a daily basis (will be available ...

... Bureau of Faulkner County provided tables and chairs. Door prizes were awarded to Margaret West, Julie Walker, Helen Kordsmeier and James Wiedower. For more information on Master Gardeners, call 329-8344.

... and allow full access on the southern Salem Road and the eastern College Avenue curb cuts. A request by Emil and Helen Kordsmeier for annexation of 179 acres on Nutters Chapel Road. A request by Jerry and Karen Graddy for rezoning from A-1 ...

... 12 meeting. The planning commission last week gave its approval for annexation of the land, owned by Emil and Helen Kordsmeier. According to the request, the land would come in zoned as R-1, or single-family residential. Comprehensive ...

... establishing the city's intent to annex 179 acres south of Nutters Chapel Road. The land, currently owned by Emil and Helen Kordsmeier, is part of a planned mixed-use development by Hartland Development. Concern expressed by residents of the nearby ...

... hostesses were Dorothy Thines, Sue Moix, Emma Jo Nabholz, Verena Moix, Rene Thines, Vicki Moix, Julia Strause, Helen Kordsmeier, Mary Catherine Moix and Theresa Tyler. Fresh gladioluses and ferns accented the tables which were decorated with ...